Steve Spaleta
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James Webb Space Telescope imagery comes down to Earth in NYC art exhibit (photos)
Conceptual artist Ashley Zelinskie's 'Unfolding the Universe: First Light' exhibit showcases a virtual reality experience, 3D-printed sculptures and more James Webb Space Telescope-inspired art. → Read More
Pearl Jam 'travels' to Mars and beyond in cosmic Apollo Theater show (videos, photos)
The legendary rockers take "Gigaton" to Harlem's historic venue. → Read More
Monster black holes fuel Arcade Fire's cosmic album and performance (Q&A)
Arcade Fire's Win Butler talks with Space.com about the band's new record "We" and the black holes that helped inspire it. → Read More
Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder calls astronauts on space station for Earth Day chat (video)
The grunge rock legend gets out-of-this-world insight from orbiting astronauts. → Read More
How guitar legend Joe Satriani's love of space and sci-fi inspired his new album and comics
Guitar legend Joe Satriani is well known for his sci-fi thematics and his "Crystal Planet" comic, and his new record, "The Elephants of Mars," continues the trend. → Read More
Eddie Vedder joins forces with NASA for 'Invincible' Artemis music video
Rock on to the moon with the Pearl Jam frontman and NASA. → Read More
ESA launches hilarious 'European Space-Ody' with spin on a classic Queen song
Legendary rock band Queen has served as an inspiration for many across the world, and in a space operations center in Europe, employees have taken one of their biggest hits to the stars with a new video called "European Space-Ody." → Read More
Eddie Van Halen's talent was from 'Outta Space' – Cosmic tribute to a legend
Edward Van Halent passed away on Oct. 6, 2019 but his music will play on forever. → Read More
Beck teams up with NASA and AI for 'Hyperspace' visual album experience
Explore the universe with 'Hyperspace' as your soundtrack. → Read More
Cosmic singer Grace Potter will rock a space-themed set tonight. Watch it live online!
Singer-songwriter Grace Potter will perform a space-themed set of music donning a Star Trek-inspired costume. → Read More
Pearl Jam rocks 'Space Invaders'-style game 'Quick Escape'
Pearl Jam's new song "Quick Escape" is now a game. → Read More
Pearl Jam's 'Gigaton' boldly goes to the Red Planet, has 'Apollo' launch on SiriusXM
Our changing planet is a muse for the legendary grunge rockers. → Read More
Pete Yorn's new music video is 'out-of-this-world!' (Exclusive premiere)
Pete Yorn's lyric video for the song "I Wanna Be the One" features International Space Station spacewalk spacewalk footage. → Read More
Pearl Jam gets cosmic with 'Superblood Wolfmoon' AR experience, new album
Pearl Jam's new record "Gigaton" looks to be a cosmic experience. → Read More
RIP Neil Peart: See you 'wheeling through the galaxies'
Rush's Neil Peart passed away on January 7, 2020 but his words and music live on. → Read More
Kronos Quartet Explores Sounds from Space with Terry Riley's 'Sun Rings'
The Kronos Quartet have recorded 'Sun Rings,' composed by Terry Riley. → Read More
In 'Flight of Fancy' Music Video, Armstrong Family Honors Neil
Kali Armstrong performs a new song in tribute to her grandfather, moonwalker Neil Armstrong. → Read More
Cosmic Jams: Sean Ono Lennon Riffs on New Album, Wormholes and More
Space.com talks with The Claypool Lennon Delirium's Sean Ono Lennon about their new record 'South of Reality' and gets hypothetical about wormholes and singularities. → Read More
Rockers Coheed and Cambria Are Heading to a 'Planetary Prison'
Coheed and Cambria's ninth studio album "Vaxis – Act I: The Unheavenly Creatures" is a return to their sci-fi universe. → Read More
Watch Coheed and Cambria Crush 'Here to Mars' at a NASA Celebration
Coheed and Cambria performed the band's song "Here to Mars" with the National Symphony Orchestra Pops at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., on June 1, 2018. → Read More